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jdh
Enthusiast
Hello Folks,
I just bought a used pair of bookshelf speaekers.
Each cabinet has two pairs of speaker wires, one for what the decal calls the "speaker," rated at 4 Ohms, the other for the "subwoofer," ratend at 6 Ohms. (The term "subwoofer" seems to refer to an eight inch unit. Now, now...)
I'm installing these speakers in a very small room, powering them with a two channel receiver.
Is it as simple as connecting the two negaitve wires of each cabinet to each other, doing the same for the possitives, and treating the cabinet as if it's wired "normaly"?
Is there a way to calculate or guess what the new impedence would be?
Thanks in advance.
JDH
I just bought a used pair of bookshelf speaekers.
Each cabinet has two pairs of speaker wires, one for what the decal calls the "speaker," rated at 4 Ohms, the other for the "subwoofer," ratend at 6 Ohms. (The term "subwoofer" seems to refer to an eight inch unit. Now, now...)
I'm installing these speakers in a very small room, powering them with a two channel receiver.
Is it as simple as connecting the two negaitve wires of each cabinet to each other, doing the same for the possitives, and treating the cabinet as if it's wired "normaly"?
Is there a way to calculate or guess what the new impedence would be?
Thanks in advance.
JDH